This top-quality honey is traditionally produced in Lunigiana, a mountainous region stretched from the Apennines to the Mediterranean and divided by the Magra River. Lunigiana honey of is available in two varieties: Castagno (chestnut) and Acacia.
While the sugary chestnut honey features a strong, penetrating scent and a lasting bitter aftertaste, acacia honey has a light, fruity aroma with pronounced notes of vanilla, and a delicate, sweet flavor which is neither too strong nor sugary and leaves no aftertaste.
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